Professional manufacturer of OEM and ODM SSD products

10,000 sqm factory | 200+ employees | from wafer to SSD

Company Overview

Shenzhen Taimi Technology Co., Ltd. is a comprehensive storage product solution provider that integrates research and development, production, and sales. Recognized annually as a National High-tech Enterprise by the Chinese government, the company demonstrates a strong and sustained commitment to innovation and product quality.

Manufacturing Capabilities

Its modern manufacturing base spans over 3,300 square meters and is equipped with eight SMT production lines. Currently, the company achieves a monthly production capacity of 0.9 million SSD units and 2.4 million eMMC packaging units, reflecting robust vertically integrated manufacturing strengths.

Quality and Certifications

Operating under the brand name 'Taimi,'the company holds internationally recognized certifications, including ISO9001, CE, FCC, and RoHS, which underscore its adherence to global quality and environmental standards. Its product portfolio specializes in reliable, high-performance storage devices such as eMMC, SSD, DDR, and TF cards, primarily serving consumer applications.

Vertical Integration Advantage

One of Taimi's key competitive advantages is its complete closed-loop production process, which covers every stage from wafer grinding, dicing, chip packaging and testing, through to final SSD assembly and qualification testing. This vertical integration ensures stringent quality control, stable supply, and faster time to market.

Market Positioning and Philosophy

With a strong technical foundation and full-process manufacturing capability, Taimi is positioned as a trusted partner in the global memory storage industry. Staying true to its corporate philosophy  'A Keeper's Promise,' the company continues to expand its product portfolio and global market presence, committed to delivering high-performance, cost-effective storage solutions worldwide.

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